Many young women who suffer from PCOS remain undiagnosed despite experiencing its symptoms. When left undiagnosed or untreated, some health complications may include: 

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Infertility: Women with PCOS often experience irregular periods and problems with ovulation, which affects fertility.</li>
	<li>Increased Risk of Diabetes and High Blood Pressure: Hormonal imbalances caused by PCOS can increase the risk of health issues like diabetes and high blood pressure. Women who are overweight will be at a higher risk.</li>
	<li>Increased Risk of Endometrial Cancer: If a woman frequently goes
beyond 3 months without periods, the lining of the uterus can thicken.</li>
	<li>Pregnancy Complications: PCOS brings an increased risk of complications such as miscarriage, gestational diabetes, premature birth or requiring a caesarean delivery.</li>

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